Cell for Operation Condor

- In Argentina condemned fifteen former soldiers to abduct and murder of leftist dissidents in the framework of Operation Condor. The ruling was enthusiastically welcomed by human rights activists.

Reynaldo Bignone (88), former Argentine dictator and thus the highest-ranking defendant, was sentenced to twenty years in prison. Fourteen others were given prison sentences of eight to 25 years. Two were acquitted.

It is the first statement that focuses specifically on participation in the military campaign.,, It not only finds that state terrorism in Argentina was a criminal conspiracy, but that it was coordinated with other dictatorships, 'said Luz Palmas Zaldua, a lawyer for the relatives. The statement focused on the disappearance of 105 people during Argentine dictatorship (1976-1983). Some crimes were committed by individuals during the operation were already in court.
  
    
     
      
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In the 70s and 80s of the twentieth century put the military dictatorships of Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia and Operation Condor to detect exiled opponents and kill. The plan was named after the South American bird with the large span, and was coordinated from the headquarters of the notorious Chilean secret police in Santiago.